Subodh Kumar Libri

The narrative explores the mythological significance of the Siddhnath Temple at Vanwar, highlighting the conflict between Vaishnavism and Shaivism. Central to the story is Shiva's battle against Asuras and Shri Krishna, representing the un-Aryanization of Shiva. The tale of Shiva granting sonship to the demon Banasur enhances his appeal among indigenous people. The decline of Sanatan religion amid the rise of Buddhism and other faiths prompted Brahmins to weave these narratives into the Puranas to reconnect with marginalized groups.

Focusing on the evolution of computing, the book highlights the shift from traditional sequential processes to the necessity of parallel programming in modern computer science. It emphasizes the collaborative nature of computer components and the importance of parallelism in advanced programming, particularly in fields like scientific computation and machine intelligence. Aimed at undergraduate students, it serves as an introductory guide to the fundamentals of parallel programming, reflecting its growing significance in academic curricula.